Russia Fine Google: The ongoing fight between Russia and Google is now being discussed all over the world. Russia took such action against Google for not restoring the accounts of pro-Cremical and government media outlets, which has become a topic of discussion. In this case, the Russian court imposed such a fine on Google that there is no money on this earth for that much. To fulfill this, money will have to be asked from another universe.
Actually, a fine of 2 undecillion rubles or rather 2.5 decillion US dollars has been imposed on Google. Its quantity can be estimated in this way that a decillion is a unit which is a cardinal number. In America it is represented by 1 followed by 33 zeros, while in Great Britain it is represented by 1 followed by 60 zeros. According to World Bank data, the total GDP of the world is 100 trillion dollars. In such a situation, Google is not in a position to pay this amount.
Lawsuits were filed against Russian media outlets in August
According to an NDTV report, the fine imposed on Google comes after three counter-lawsuits were filed against Russian media outlets in August. All three lawsuits say the Russian court’s decision to financially penalize Google and its affiliates for non-compliance is “unfair.”
Google blocked thousands of YouTube channels
Notably, shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2020, Google announced it was pausing its monetization program for Russian state-funded media, which exploited Moscow’s role in the Russia-Ukraine war. And rejected him.
A Reuters report claims that Google has blocked more than 1,000 YouTube channels in compliance with its content policies regarding the war. After this Google also started imposing fines daily. When the matter reached the Moscow court, the court asked to lift the ban on the channels and the court also started imposing fine on Google.
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